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Hell, I could paint better that in the second grade
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Byker
2017-05-20 21:40:10 UTC
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A 1982 painting of a skull by Jean-Michel Basquiat was recently sold at
Sotheby’s auction for the staggering amount of $110.5 million. It was
purchased by a Japanese billionaire.

To each his own, and if someone finds value in such an ugly painting, then I
suppose they have their reasons. I don’t know how it can be denied that
Basquiat’s skull painting looks like the kind of graffiti one would find on
a New York City subway. I can say this, though, that Basquiat surely made a
sucker of at least one Japanese mogul. In fact, he’s made suckers of all
sorts of rich and pretentious folks, including Libtards like Johnny Depp,
Madonna, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Jay-Z.

I wouldn’t be surprised if this guy became popular as a result of
disingenuous White liberals who purchased his stupid paintings in order to
show how "non-racist" they were. They probably told their other White
friends about him and, before long, collecting the paintings of Jean-Michel
Basquiat became the stamp of "coolness" and proof of one’s diversity-loving
credentials.

True to form, this Haitian/Puerto Rican mongrel died at the ripe old age of
27 (heroin overdose)...
Nick
2017-05-21 11:40:46 UTC
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Post by Byker
http://youtu.be/YgSlzu4uWYI
Photographs are better than paintings.

So really the same argument applies to all paintings.
Byker
2017-05-21 20:19:58 UTC
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Post by Nick
Post by Byker
http://youtu.be/YgSlzu4uWYI
Photographs are better than paintings.
So really the same argument applies to all paintings.
Sure, they show how the artist "feels", but what about everyone else?

The truth about modern art: http://bit.ly/1Uv8EBd







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